Is there an engineering equivalent to physicsgre.com?

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Well, is there? :shy:
 
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Not from ETS, the company that provides the GRE.

The test which is roughly equivalent is the Fundamentals of Engineering, FE, administered by National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying

http://www.ncees.org/exams/fundamentals/

This is a prelude to the The Principles and Practice (PE/PS) exams, which are usually a requirement for a professional engineer license.
 
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I believe he was talking about the forum website and not the actual exam :)

ps. If there is one I personally don't know it, although I am sure they're out there to some extent